Chris Speed / Human Feel - GoldHuman Feel have been together 30 years now, with no personnel changes in almost as long. Chris Speed, Andrew D'Angelo, Kurt Rosenwinkel and Jim Black had been developing individual and collective vocabularies in this very outfit, which went on to epitomize the '90s downtown scene. Through it all Human Feel has carried on, and whenever they reconvene they have new musical stories to tell, and old ways of relating, of honing musical structures that

Ernest Bloch

digitally remastered (Rob Colwell / Bombworks Sound)

who brings glorious harmonies to the studio and keyboards to the live experience

they quickly realize that death may be the easiest way to escape

and shouts were also fundamental to this task

Unfolding in a loosely threaded narrative of loss and recovery

the sound that inspired their love for the instrument and it's special language

That would do it

It was Joey Dunlop

Looking at the 26+ years of his discography in retrospect

with Suzuki performing on one of the Netherlands' most important and impressive organs

making the finished set among the most demanding pieces ever written for the organ